On the one hand music has been completely co-opted by it, on the other hand, youth's aspirations and even personality are fundamentally defined by consumerism.
The DCW axis is fundamentally defined by the ratios of more-mobile to less-mobile elements during weathering, and hence many classical indices can be applied.
When it comes to services for children and families, the role of the state is fundamentally defined by article 8 of the European convention on human rights – "the right to respect for one's private and family life, home and correspondence".
An organization, and ultimately its impact, can be fundamentally defined by how it manages the dual challenge of innovating and building on its existing strengths, or 'scaling' as Johanna Mair and Christian Seelos suggest in their new book, Innovation and Scaling for Impact.
"America's current view of veterans is fundamentally defined by a duality that allows people to see them as concurrently damaged and heroic," the study noted.
Each of these models is fundamentally defined by a list of mass-balanced, and possibly, charge-balanced reactions.
According to Foucault, the rise of liberalism in the eighteenth century was fundamentally about defining the limits that government practice must impose on itself.
Of course – and you knew this point was coming – with all that power comes extraordinary risk, not just that power itself is incredibly corrupting, but that our work is almost fundamentally defined as being against power in all its forms.
So the first stage is "state the problem". Stating the problem is fundamentally about defining what the problem is that you are attempting to solve.
It's fundamentally about defining your character, including those kinds of concepts.
